
Lots of news used to hit the media even if the movie is starred by a hero like Vambu.
If the case to a movie of Vambu will have lots of news and gossips, what should be a movie of Rajini to create impact in the media? But about Enthiran there is no news at all.
Initially some paparrazi type pictures about the movie came out but after that nothing is available to the media.
Is this because of SUN group - the producer of the movie who does not want to leave a bit of news about the movie leaking out? or is that Shankar who put that condition or Rajini himself not willing to leakout anything regarding the movie?
It seems, its Rajini who does not want to create any big news about the movie as he feels that too much of news will create too much of expectations that happened in the case of Sivaji and Kusalen, while Sivaji gave money back to the producer, Kusalen made the distributor totally out from the industry.
Rajini Enthiran SUN group and rest of media
Labels: Animated Rajinikanth, Enthiran, Rajini - Enthiran
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Vadivelu is not my 'Annan' but he is machaaan

Namitha was in a very happy mood when she spoke to HosurOnline.
HosurOnline was seeking an interview with the item girl Namitha. She agreed to speak to HosurOnline during the shooting of Jegan Mohini and was found in a very happy mood.
She started the discussion by revealing a news that she was the one who recommended Vadivelu for the movie Jegan Mohini. She was quick to add that Vadivelu is Anna only in the movie and in real he is another machaan who jols at her.
She herself adds that she never calls any men in this world as brother and for her everyone is her machaan.
She says that she will marry a man in a properly arranged wedding day and will never hide her marriage.
When this reporter asked 'What happened to that Thaadi man found with you?' she replied showing little shy 'He is boring, I am looking for a person like you'
I Escapooooo....
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Labels: actress namitha, namitha
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Kamal stepped out?

With effortless emotions and high production value Director Bharat Bala introduced a fresh outlook on filmmaking. In fact AR Rahman’s master piece Vande Matharam has been cherished as a visual treat because of this Indian born American director’s inspirational picturization. We notice that stories with the sketch of crossing two or more cultures are been special interest for him right form his maiden venture ‘Hari Om’.
What next? As we all know the director is preparing for his second film, ‘The 19th Step’, co-produced and distributed by the Walt Disney Company. The film is scripted by renowned writer MT. Vasudevan Nair who has drafted certain historical happenings that took place in Kerala in 14th century related to Buddhism. The story of this film revolves around a Japanese Samurai warrior Kenji (Tadanobu Asano) who travels to Alleppy in Kerala, to learn the secrets of the ancient Dravidian martial art Urumi (multi-swordfight technique) one among the techniques of Kalaripayattu. Kenji learns the art of Urumi from a veteran martial art trainer Narayana Gurukal. In the process, a silent yet passionate love grows within Kenji when he sees the beautiful Chera Princess Meenakshi (Asin).
The attention-grabbing part of the report comes here. The role of the guru who teaches this martial art for the hero seems to create vagueness in the film’s progress. Earlier Padmashree Kamal Hassan was set to do the role of the martial art trainer as he was the only person who is acquainted with the art of Kalaripayattu among Indian actors.
It is said that Kamal accepted this offer since he felt that his portion was a meaningful one. When all went on fine, the script was revised as it seemed to be lengthy and slow in paced. This is where the exact problem peeped out. When Kamal went through the altered version of the script he felt unsatisfied, since the Japanese Hero’s character was much more important than his. It is also whispered that Kamal suggested a few changes in the script so as to improve his portion. After which it is alleged that the writer refused to make any further changes in the script and told, it is the script that decides the characters in the story and he is only instrumental. As if this confusion is not enough, here came the real shock for Director Bharath Bala when Kamal backed off from the project saying that he is too busy for the next 2 years.
Since the situation was tight and had already decided the production design, set arrangement and the call sheets of other artists, the director decide to cast Vikram for Kamal’s character. Vikram is also said to move away by telling that he is not familiar to the ancient martial art but will decide and tell later.
Do we notice something fishy when it comes to the story saying that Kamal backed off due to change in script? If we observe one contrary point that Kamal is a person who gives utmost importance to script so, would Kamal have reacted in such a manner? This is the million dollar question in everyone’s mouth in the industry as of now.
We can just hope that this cross-cultural film brings in a greater understanding of our diverse world. There is always a need for such scripts, especially with today’s rapid globalisation, where borders are constantly crossed. This film is a trilingual that will be filmed in Tamil, English and Japanese, as well as dubbed versions in Hindi, Malayalam and Telugu. We have lots in store for you all out there, just get back for more!
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Labels: Actor, Kamal Hassan
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